How AI Helps Doctors Read X-Rays and Scans

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the main job of AI when it looks at an X-ray?

   1. To take the X-ray picture
   2. To decide if the patient is sick
   3. To replace the doctor completely
   4. To find problems the doctor might miss

2. Why is it helpful that AI never gets tired?

   1. AI makes the X-ray machine work faster
   2. Doctors can take longer breaks
   3. Patients prefer helpers who are tired
   4. AI can look at many X-rays without slowing down

3. After AI points out something unusual on an X-ray, what happens next?

   1. The doctor decides what to do next
   2. The X-ray is thrown away
   3. The AI treats the patient immediately
   4. The patient goes home without knowing

4. If you get an X-ray at a hospital, how can you find out if AI helped read it?

   1. You must read the machine
   2. You ask the doctor
   3. You look at the X-ray yourself
   4. You can check the hospital's website

5. The lesson compares AI to a 'second pair of eyes' for doctors. What does this mean?

   1. AI looks at the X-ray after the doctor to double-check
   2. AI wears glasses like a person
   3. AI replaces one of the doctor's eyes
   4. The doctor has two AI helpers

6. Why might a doctor want AI to look at an X-ray they already examined?

   1. To catch anything they might have missed
   2. To make the patient wait longer
   3. To confuse the other doctors
   4. To waste time and delay treatment

7. The lesson says AI can compare a new X-ray to an X-ray from last year. Why is this helpful?

   1. To find changes that could be problems
   2. To confuse the doctor with too much information
   3. To make both X-rays look the same
   4. To see how much the patient has aged

8. What would happen if AI tried to replace doctors completely?

   1. Doctors would have more free time
   2. No one would make the final medical decisions
   3. X-rays would be read faster
   4. Hospitals would save a lot of money

9. The lesson mentions AI checks for things 'doctors are tired of explaining over and over.' What does this mean?

   1. AI confuses doctors on purpose
   2. Doctors are bored with their jobs
   3. AI handles routine things quickly so doctors don't have to repeat themselves
   4. Doctors refuse to explain things to patients

10. When AI circles a break in an arm X-ray, what is its actual role?

    1. To give the patient medicine
    2. To fix the bone itself
    3. To decide if the arm should be amputated
    4. To show the doctor where the break is

11. What did the lesson say about how common AI is in hospitals today?

    1. AI is only used in big cities
    2. AI is not used in hospitals yet
    3. Many hospitals now use AI
    4. Only experimental hospitals use AI

12. Why is it important that humans, not AI, make the final decision about medical treatment?

    1. Human judgment is needed for important medical decisions
    2. AI is not allowed to make decisions
    3. AI costs too much money
    4. Doctors are always right

13. If AI finds a small spot on a chest X-ray, what should happen?

    1. The spot is ignored because it's small
    2. The doctor checks if the spot needs attention
    3. AI immediately calls the patient
    4. The X-ray is thrown away

14. The lesson says AI is like a helper that 'never gets tired.' What makes this different from human helpers?

    1. Human helpers don't exist
    2. Human helpers are smarter
    3. Human helpers are more expensive
    4. Human helpers can get tired and make mistakes when overworked

15. What is the 'big idea' of this lesson?

    1. Patients should never go to hospitals
    2. AI helps doctors spot things they might miss
    3. X-rays are dangerous
    4. AI is replacing all doctors